martha: looks like there are two everetts. i can see maccallum right there. martha: i think i see you too. i went digital-free, i highly recommend it. take a break, folks. i missed kim kardashian's entire wedding, chfs -- which was the best part of all. jenna: and we start out with a fox news alert. florida police launch an all-out manhunt for a suspect in a grisly triple homicide, i'm jenna lee. jon: and i'm jon scott. police believe 27-year-old david smith shot ask killed three people last night in the town of lakeland near tampa. we are awaiting a news conference in lakeland. meantime, police are asking for the public's help in finding him. >> we don't know where he is. certainly, we are checking every avenue, because we've got to locate this guy. we certainly think between his paranoid episodes, the fact that he's delusional, that he's very

dangerous. jon: we will take you back to that news conference when it begins. in the meantime, phil keating is live for us right now in miami. phil? >> reporter: jon, investigatorrers describe this triple murder suspect as very mentally unstable. he's paranoid, he's delusional, and he refers to himself not as david smith, but as prince david, and everyone is being warned if you see this man, do not approach him. instead, call the police. detectives in polk county, florida, in between orlando and tampa in central florida believe the memorial day weekend mass murder happened sometime between saturday night and monday afternoon. the victims are two women and one man. one of the women has a 14-year-old daughter. she left that house early saturday morning to go away on an rotc retreat, and when she came home yesterday, that is when she discovered her mother dead. all three victims were shot to death. take a good look at this picture, especially if you're in the south going from florida all

the way as far west as tennessee and texas. his name, david smith. he's got dark hair, dark eyes, police consider him very dangerous and expect him to be armed. he's believed to be driving a 2002 beige mercury sable with a florida tag of 708mdb. investigators say there is a very good chance he has already left the state of florida. investigators say the former military man suffers from post traumatic stress disorder as well. >> he's dangerous. they refer to him as having no friends, that he is a loner. on his facebook he's got, like, four followers, and if that gives you any indication what no friends is all about. >> reporter: smith reportedly served with the 82nd airborne, and investigators are expecting to release the names of all three victims sometime later today. back in 2009 in lakeland, florida, police did arrest smith for possession of cocaine, marijuana and carrying a

concealed handgun, and we're expecting further details at a news conference right now in polk county. that's just moments away from beginning. jon: all right. phil keating there in miami. what an awful story. thanks. jenna: out to the west coast now. family, friends and classmates mourning today after friday's killing in a california college community neighboring the campus of uc santa barbara. vigils were held honoring the six young people who died, today classes are canceled. claudia cowan's got the latest for us now. >> reporter: that's right, jenna, classes canceled because a memorial service will take place later here today at the university soccer stadium with enough room to accommodate all of the mourners who are still reeling there friday night's deadly rampage. the chancellor here at uc santa barbara giving the community more time to heal and to reflect. santa barbara county's sheriff over the weekend calling it the work of a madman, elliott roger

fist stabbing his three house mates, then driving through the streets shooting at random killing three more and injuring 13 others before turning the gun on himself. earlier that day roger had e-mailed a chilling manifesto and posted a video on youtube detailing his plans to slaughter people who wronged him and women who rejected him. his parents were racing up from los angeles to try to intervene when they heard reports about a mass shooting in us la vista. one student says it's a miracle she's still alive. >> there was no one else around. i was the only person on the streets, and it was a friday night. there was no one else around. i was the only one, and he looked directly at me, he talked at me, and then he shot at me multiple times. somehow, even though i hadn't even ran yet, he didn't hit me. >> reporter: some of the crime scenes now filled with flowers, candles and photographs while

families of the victims cope with heart ache and loss. the mother of 19-year-old george chen breaking down while she honored his young life. >> we would die hundred times, a thousand times, but we don't want our kids get hurt. it's just, it shouldn't happen to any family. >> reporter: along with today's memorial service, here flags at all ten of california campuses lower today half staff to honor the victims. jenna: claudia, thank you. jon: there is new information now on the va scandal as president obama stands by embattled va secretary eric shinseki even though the president did not mention his name during memorial day remarks at arlington national cemetery yesterday, something he has done in the past. this call -- this comes as calls grow louder for shinseki's

resignation. joining us now, ron fournier, editorial director of national journal. ron, you say it is clear that eric shinseki clearly cares deeply about the veterans. if so, why has -- why have the problems at the va been able to reach this point? >> well, it's a complicated issue, and there's a lot of blame to go around. let's start with the fact that there's two long wars that we're winding down, a lot of veterans coming back. on top of that, we have aging veterans from three other conflicts who are putting a burden on the system that really should have been reformed during the bush administration. they handed off an obvious problem to the obama administration. president obama promised to fix it and hasn't. so we have general shinseki, a man who wounded in battle for this country who, obviously, cares about veterans, you have a commander in chief who no doubt cares about veterans and wants to get this fixed, but, you know, it's been five and a half

years. words aren't enough. pity doesn't heal any wounds. anger doesn't fix a bureaucracy. he obviously has to go, the president has to get somebody else in charge of that agency that's going to help completely overhaul it, and they need a willing partner in congress with republicans which, frankly, they haven't had. so this is, this is something that our government needs to get fixed and get fixed right now and stop blaming each other. jon: why do you think the president hasn't made a move on shinseki to this point? >> you know, it's kind of his m.o. to sit back, weigh all the evidence, take his time. he kind of did this with sebelius over aca, the obamacare. the problem is, you know, the public demands accountability, and both for symbolic reasons you have to roll heads when the job doesn't get done, but also for practical reasons. of for all his merits as a soldier and as a citizen, the general has not done a good job with the va. he's got to go. and you've got to bring in somebody who can do a better

job. so i can understand and maybe even some people can admire the president for being calm and taking his time with this, but what kind of signal does that send to the veterans and their families when this kind of incompetence has been able to go unmet by any kind of accountability? jon: yeah. in a washington post piece today former army general barry mccaffrey describes general shinseki as a quiet professional, and he does seem to be a man of great honor and few words, but is that the kind of person you want running the va at time like this? >> no. clearly, just the record tells you that it's not working out. so you need a change. we need new leadership. we need new leadership on the hill, too, by the way, including with the republican party. this is, this has been a problem that predates obama. it hasn't been fixed under obama, but both these parties have got to get their act

together, quit pointing fingers like we had going on over the weekend and get it fixed. period. jon: all right. so a new, a new, more able administrator, i guess, is what you're looking for? >> oh, definitely. and a partner in congress that's willing to spend the money and do the tough, croirntion, unpopular work that needs to be done to really reform the va. the system we have now with all these regional hospitals that was built for the last century, is that really the best way to go going forward? any tough answers, any real reforms are going to be tough to handle politically. it might affect some hospitals in some lawmakers' districts. this is something that both parties have been cowardice towards reforming, and both parties need to get their act together. jon: and you said criminal charges should be in the works for anybody who has covered up some of the problems. >> oh, i think they should be on the table. you know, we have two problems here right now, as you know.

one is the va with its huge backlog, we're just not serving our men and women, but the other is there appears to be a coffer-up -- cover-up of some of the wrongdoing. well, if it's found that there actually has been covering up of a crime and some malicious wrongdoing that hurt our men and women who serve this country, yeah, criminal charges should be at least on the table. jon: ron fournier from national journal, thank you. jenna: coming up, he starred on the sitcom "friends," but david. >> womenner just played a real life role in solving a crime. we'll come through. ross comes through, jon. a tornado tears through towns, plus the new weather danger just ahead. >> i looked out the window, i was making a sandwich, and there was this rock about this big come flying through the air. that's when i realized, oh, my gosh, the real thing.

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barbara walters giving more than just a commencement speech to students at sarah lawrence college, she's also donating her archives including photos and interview recordings to that college. jenna: well, an extreme weather alert now, a powerful funnel cloud in north dakota, tearing through an oil worker camp injuring nine people, one of them critically. and more severe weather is on the way today. meteorologist maria molina with more on where to look for this. >> reporter: hi, that's right, we do expect more severe storms today, but that tornado in north dakota is an example of why you always need to keep an eye out for those warnings, was there was a very -- because there was a very isolated risk yesterday, yet we saw that impressive and incredible tornado there, unfortunately, leaving behind injuries and also reports of damage. there were also some reported tornadoes across the state of texas, especially western parts, and today we're tracking an

upper level low that's moving eastward, and this system is a relatively slow mover, so we're expecting several rounds of thunderstorms over the next several days. here's the area where you need to watch out today for tornadoes, damaging wind gusts and large hail possible. cities like dallas, cities like austin, corpus christi and also in the city of houston, you have that risk this afternoon and this evening for these thunderstorms that could produce severe weather. flooding is another big concern. we've had reports of as hutch as 5- as much as 5-7 inches of rain. flash flood watches across eastern texas and over the next several days more rain expected across eastern texas and louisiana, as much as 8 inches, that's through thursday. jon: wow. jenna: a lot to keep an eye on. maria, thank you. >> reporter: thank you. jon: you have probably heard predictions that the long-running bull market might soon come to an end. well, why one analyst says take those predictions with a grain of salt, because now may be a good time to buy into stocks

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of 2016, all forces would be out of afghanistan except for normal embassy personnel. 9800 troops in afghanistan next year, assuming afghanistan signs the agreement, that is the headline we will hear from the president later this afternoon. we'll have more. keep you up-to-date on fox. and just in, major developments in the case of a sudanese woman sentenced to death for practicing her christian faith. lawyers for 27-year-old miriam ibrahim delivered her baby on monday, but her husband was not allowed to be present for the birth. inrah him was convicted, you might recall, two weeks ago for the crime of renunciation of her muslim faith as well as adultery. she was sentenced to death plus 100 lashes all, essentially, for marrying her husband who is a christian and a citizen. her lawyer has filed an appeal. the case has sparked massive protests both in sudan and

around the world. it's a developing story we will certainly keep an eye on. jenna: well, now we're going to turn our focus to the economy. what should you do with your money for the back half of this year? recent article from "the new york times" made an argument for staying in the stock market despite the recent volatility. matt mccall is president of penn financial group, and this is interesting, matt, because basically the title of this article, maybe there's life in the old bull market yet. we've had record after record, the s&p 500 seems on track for another record today. is this a real rally? can we really buy in here, or is it almost over? >> it is a real rally. i was getting my makeup done in the green room -- jenna: how many times do you get to see that? >> bill hemmer and said, matt, should i be buying into the stock market? jenna: whald you tell him? >> yes. >> when people start telling you how good they're doing, that's when it's time to get out.

jenna: here's the question, is it an irrational level at this point? when we look at stocks this relation to what's happening with the economy, does it make sense that the stock market's where it's at? >> most investors think, well, i'm going to read the headlines and see what the economy's doing. there's a major disconnect between the headlines and the stock market. an old, wise wall street guy told me you could every day open a paper and have ten reasons why you should not be buying into stocks. but if you've done that, you've missed out on the biggest wealth creator we've ever had in this country. jenna: can we actually take anything from the stock market and say, hmm, that's what it's saying about the u.s. economy right now? >> stock market is a future indicator, so it's telling me the economy is good. gdp maybe grows at 2.5% which isn't great, we should be much higher, but it tells me that companies are making money. u.s. corporations are on pace to have their highest profitability ever. and that's tough to fathom.

jenna: who, specifically, when you look at the sectors, where you would feel most comfortable saying even though the stocks are rallying, this is still an interesting place to look at. >> a lot of the stocks that have been doing well are the boring stocks. tech stocks have been hit recently, but apple, microsoft, they've been doing really well. even some like the consumer staples that you buy your shampoo and that type of stuff, doing well. people are still going to go out and shop. jenna: tell me about it, matt. especially when you have to get your makeup done every morning. [laughter] the associated press did this survey with another group that said for the first time they're seeing ceo salaries go above the $10 million mark. the median, we just want to say the middle amount for these ceos, and that on average ceos have a salary that's 257 times the average worker's salary. how is that possible? >> yeah, i don't know. i'm not making anywhere near 257

times what i pay my employees. you know, as the average american, it's probably disheartening because you think, wow, i go to work every day, i'm not making anything near that. but if you break it down, the actual salary is about $1.1 median, the rest of it's coming there stock options going up. so as the stock market goes up, their salary goes up. jenna: so you're saying it's not necessarily theiróqoqúúñ@

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battle surrounding a blogger who posted a video of cochran's wife online. she has severe dementia. the blogger has been charged in the case along with three other people, including the vice chairman of the mississippi tea party, mark mayfield, who is also a volunteer for challenger chris mc done -- mc daniels' campaign. the campaign charged that mc daniel knew about the video posted online and should have alerted authorities. cochran campaign did tell authorities about the video, although not for three weeks until after they learned about it. >> our campaign's actions helped result in an arrest and chris mc daniels' campaign did nothing. we think that's a big distinction. >> mc daniels' campaign has refused an interview about this case. we had an interview booked with

senator cochran. they cancelled citing the ongoing investigation. as to the issues in the case, they've been pushed in the background. senator cochran is asking for a seventh term based on his record promising if he becomes chairman of the appropriations committee, he will do right by mississippi. challenger, tea party candidate, chris mc daniel, said that rock ran, who is 78 years old, has been in congress far too long. >> he has voted for higher tax increases, he's voted for more spending, for bailouts, for the cash program for goodness sakes. if you can imagine a liberal vote, senator cochran has cast it. >> mc daniel voted in the democratic primary back in 2003 when hailey barber was governor. mc daniel initily denied that but the secretary of state mississippi confirms to fox news

he did. outside groups are throwing a ton of money in this race so it promises to get nastier between now and next tuesday. jenna: one to watch. thank you. jon: speculation over hillary clinton's possible 2016 presidential run is hitting a fever pitch. now a profile in the new yorker asks whether hillary clinton and the media can learn to get along. saying the former secretary of state has kept a calculated distance from the press amid continuing questions about her family life, her health and whether she will even run at all. let's talk about it with jim pinkerington and a fox news krobtor along with alan colmes, host of the alan colmes show, author of thank america for liberals. i have to start with you, alan, because of your line, the clintons are kardashians except with brains. what do you mean by that? >> i said that to one of our

producers. the media needs personalities to write about. the entertainment media needs personalities to write about. they write about the kardashians, the kimyes over the weekend. they need personalities to write about. the only difference with hillary clinton, it's writing about people with brains who can actually make a difference because they are potentially elected leaders who could improve or otherwise affect the country. so that's what the media does. she try to glum around personalities they think will sell, get clicks online or sell papers. >> jon: the thrust of the piece is that ken seems to think that lilry clinton does not get a fair shake from the media and the media don't particularly like her >> they're trying to paint her as a victim. men are mean to her. that's a great campaign line for them to run in 2016. look. alan is right. hillary clinton gets clicks and

maybe even neilsen ratings. the article, he's a good reporter but it was lacking in any sort of news value other than the usual zillion articles every day about hillary. the only thing i thought was interesting was to see the publisher of news max almost endorse hillary for president in 2016. said nice things about jeb bush but for him to be bragging on hillary clinton and bill clinton, that was an eye opener to me. jon: he said he thought she would make a good president. >> that is interesting. when you engage as a candidate with the media, you can be friendly with them. he had lunch with bill clinton and access does not always breed contempt. it can breed a much better relationship than previously was possible. jon: but shouldn't you say that to hillary clinton? the thrust of the piece is that she's keeping the media at arm's

leng. >> she's not even a candidate yet. we don't know if she's running. i question whether she'll run as well. jon: so you and rush limbaugh agree on something? >> we both agree that talk radio is a great medium. i question whether or not this is going to run. this is by the media, by the masses. i'm not sure that's the case. jon: there has been a lot of media speculation and obviously we are doing this segment on her right now. >> karl rove by making the statement he's made and just over the weekend he called her old and tired. that fresh faced pundit karl rove who is three years younger than hillary clinton, they keep the story going by making comments like that. >> i have bad news for you. rove isn't running for president. >> but he's kept the story hot in the media. >> you would love to make this a 2016 race between hillary and karl rove. it's not going to happen. >> how much has the media covered what rove said?

that's what he wanted. jon: his former boss, george w. bush, thought that hillary clinton was getting a raw deal from the media. that's what dana says in the article and also points out that barack obama got way more positive media coverage during the last campaign than hillary clinton did. >> that's interesting. what you'll see in 2016 is media remorse. they think they were too mean to her in 2008 and they weren't mean to her. they just weren't as nice as they were hoping for. now they're determined to make up for it by overcompensating and giving hillary nothing but good press and as the article in the new yorker said, she's been victimized by mean men. >> when mean men make comment or men who say mean things, i'm not going to define the men as mean but when they say mean things, it does create a victim i.d. and actually helps probably hillary clinton in a way they didn't intend. >> there you go. right there. we're seeing it. jon: is that why barack obama won the nomination and

ultimately the president in 2008, because the media wanted a fresher face? >> i don't agree that the media elects the candidate. i think america wanted a fresher face. i think america wanted something new and exciting. he was great on the campaign trail. he won iowa which nobody expected at the time. it's not all about the media as much as we probably would like it to be. >> media remorse. they now realize they made a mistake with obama. they want to make it up to hillary in 2016. jon: we will see whether that happens. thank you both. jenna: we began this hour telling you about a man, a wanted suspected murderer in the case of triple homicide. a man by the name of david e. smith, armed and dangerous and we were waiting to hear from florida authorities about their search for him because they weren't able to find him after they discovered these three bodies inside a home in florida. we just learned from sheriff

judd of polk county in florida that they have located this suspect, the suspected murderer. apparently s.w.a.t. operations are ongoing in another state. all we know is that the sheriff said they've located him, they've located a stolen vehicle and there are negotiations ongoing at this time. as we hear more about this suspected murderer and the chase for him, we'll bring you that update. in the meantime, hundreds of people in south florida causing big problem at a popular beach on memorial day. what happened after some chilling moments as you can see there, highlighted on your screen, you and hear a lot of bad things about diet soda, right? all soda. but it could still help you lose weight? we'll tell you about a brand new study with interesting results coming up. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu.

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say they came here to cause trouble. >> the individuals that came here today are not individuals that were coming to visit the beach or to enjoy the long weekend. the individuals that came here today came to cause a problem. jon: authorities were getting reports that people were reaching into cars, striking drivers, jumping on top of taxis and starting fights with beach goers. despite all of the chaos, police say no residents or tourists were hurt. jon: diet soda, can it help you lose weight? we've heard a lot of bad things about soda in general but there's a new study out and we should mention the study was fully by the american beverage association but this doctor was looking at people who were regular soda drinkers already and what they did is took the 12 week study, looked at whether people were able to lose more weight drinking diet soda or drinking water and the results were interesting. we have a doctor with us to talk

about the results. the results show, and again, only 300 people, sponsored by the beverage companies, but it showed people that drank diet soda lost more weight than the people that just drank water. why would that be? >> i was wondering that myself. common sense tells us that water would be more healthy. soy looked at it more carefully. the study was well done but there are some flaws in the study. these aren't people who have never drank it before. they're people who already drink it and half of them continued what they were doing and the other half switched to water. if you like drinking something, especially something sweet and you suddenly have to give it up, it's kind of hard. you might substitute it with something else sweet as well. i think that's part of it. they might have substituted ice cream or other things. you crave it if you have a sweet tooth. the other thing is they were only allowed to have 24 ounces which is about two glasses of water or three glasses of water which is really difficult. most people drink six to eight

glasses if they're trying to lose weight so you might be theirsy or dehydrated and have something else to quench that thirst, too. >> they're also limiting the amount of artificial sweetener that these folks could have. how could that impact the study as well? >> that was to keep the study pure. if you have artificial sweetener in other ways, it may not be in the soda. if you're eating it, that could confuse the picture a little bit more, too. that was one of the good aspects of the study but i do think it is strange they're comparing soda to water. jenna: can you trust the study? when you see a study sponsored by a specific industry group, can you trust the results? >> it depends. i look at a study more carefully. it could be die asked. -- biased. you can't just dismiss it because it's funded by somebody. they're the ones that have the most interest in finding out results. who else is going to pay for the study, really? jenna: so one of the take-aways

from the study, going back to the fact the diet soda drink he weres lost more weight than those who drink water, it makes you wonder, does diet soda enhance my ability to lose weight if i want to diet? is that the way to help me do it? what do you think about that? >> i don't know if this study answers that question but i actually think that it does. so i think if you're a regular soda drinker, especially people who drink tons of regular soda and they are obese, switching to diet soda might be helpful because you're losing some calories and that will help you at least in the short-term. if you're talking about people who drink water, who don't drink soda, i don't think they should switch suddenly. jenna: that could help you lose a few extra pounds. as a doctor, i know everyone tells us to avoid soda. i get it. but what do you do? how do you do it in your real life? >> in my real life, i'm a coke zero fan. jenna: we're not sponsored, by the way. >> i think everything in moderation. if you have something every now and then, then it should be okay. we have to enjoy life.

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built for business. jenna: search crews are scrambling in colorado looking for any sign of three men after a mudslide hit the state. the sheriff says the men went there to check on the irrigation water that had been disrupted by a slide and the second slide likely happened while they were in the area. the debris field is about three miles long, half a mile wide and several hundred feet deep in some parts. they say it's still too unstable for crews to get just too close. jon: happening now, the kind of mystery everybody lines. a mystery millionaire is paying it forward in a most unique way using the twitter handle, he is leaving envelopes stuffed with $100 bills across the san francisco bay area and he or she could soon be headed to a city near you.

william is live in los angeles with more on that mystery. william? >> well, jon, he said he made millions of dollars in real estate and now he has too much money and he wants to give it away by posting clues on his twitter account on where to find it. here's some examples and i'm quoting, still on a mission, know this building? let this meter feed you. here's a second one. eat some fruits and veggies. check out this farmer's market in the sunset and pick up some green while you're at it. another one had read, stand on top of the caterpillar close to the water and then look down. matt did read that clue. he went to the beach and found this abandoned bulldozer and there was an envelope with $100 inside. >> people like to be right and like find the clues and follow something to the end and yeah, find something that nobody else has found yet. it doesn't matter that it had money in it to me. we found something. we followed the clues and came down and had a great time.

>> the donor is aged 35 to 45. anonymous and he wants to stay that way and says it's a fun way of giving back. his clues are all over the city, including $100 in the sleeve of an album "we are the world." roughly $100 a pop, the mystery millionaire has doled out around four grand so far. this weekend he's coming to l.a. and then new york. skeptical among us do not believe that christmas comes in may. could it be a publicity stunt or a marketing ploy? we don't know but those that are getting the money are not arguing. jon: that description roughly fits you. are you the guy coughing up the money? >> yeah. i wouldn't be giving it away. jon: he's an honest man. thanks. jenna: save the tape just in case. you never know. here's a look at brand new stories we're working to bring you the next hour of "happening now." he's just a teenager but this first time offender is serving a

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